Our In-Sites

On Sunday the 1st of March things were relatively ok, yes it was wet through outside, but the green shoots of spring were making themselves known. The grass was growing and the sheep were showing signs of overcoming their expensive hay addiction they had owned since November. Crops were showing promise of good yield potential (a treacherous statement I know). At this point, by my standards anyway, I may have been experiencing a small outbreak of optimism for the coming year.

At SCI, we are delighted to be in the KPMG Emerging Giants Cohort for 2026 alongside a strong group of businesses. The timing couldn’t be better for us as we are seeing increasing demand from major retailers for substantiated supply chain data. We are looking forward to working with the KPMG team and the cohort over the coming months. For more information on the emerging Giants Programme visit the KPMG website here .

January is a long, dull month for everyone, but for farmers it’s especially grim. Everything is harder. Tractors, loaders and, quite often, you are reluctant to get going in the morning. We long for cold, dry weather to shift the mud and damp, only to find ourselves battling frozen water troughs when it finally arrives. It feels a million miles away from the sweltering summer we endured just a few short months ago. January does, however, offer a welcome dose of agricultural e

As we head toward the end of another busy year, I’ve been reflecting on something that struck me during our recent SCI team meeting. Depending on how you look at it, SCI is still a young company. We are five years old next year. Small. Agile. Built on the energy and expertise of a close-knit team. That’s the external perception. But inside the team meeting, hearing everyone share their highlights, frustrations, lessons learned, and hopes for the year ahead — something else be

I've been on farms all my life. Born into agriculture, farming is in my blood — and like most people who work the land, I care deeply about the countryside we call home. Our rivers are part of that environment. They run through our fields, our villages, and our lives. So when headlines appear about declining river health, pollution and finger-pointing at farmers. it's not something any of us can ignore. I’ve seen first-hand the professionalism of British farmers. Nobody gets

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